I got the impression that Carl held back from killing him outright because Ron and Enid were watching him. They've already seen his dad go overkill, and also kill Ron's dad - and Carl and Ron are competing for Enid's attention… he doesn't want them to think he's also batshit. I don't think he'd have hesitated had Rick…

I loved every Eugene moment in this episode. I thought that he was good comic relief at first, now surprisingly attached to him. He's increasingly endearing since he dropped the "I have the cure" act.

I have a feeling that Eugene might have known how, or been able to find something at a bookstore that would tell him. I know his "I'm a scientist with a cure!" thing was bullshit, but he's clearly plenty smart and has some knowledge.

I was surprised by how much I cared about Eugene in that moment he was cowering before the gun. And how super happy he was when he found out Tara was awake. I'd kind of forgotten how much I also enjoyed seeing him rock up with the van to save Glen last season, and these moments reminded me that I've really enjoyed his…

To be fair, Rick fell down and wailed when Lori died. And Liza was way nicer than Lori.

I'm dreading finding out if it was Gabriel blowing that horn. The I think, even Gabriel isn't that stupid… is he? Dammit, he really is. Hate that dude.

Glen gave Tara a lot of credit for 'saving his life' and helping him get back to Maggie. I think that's why Maggie has decided Tara is one of the most important people to her.

Are you a guy though? I gotta say, the creepy leers and the way he physically grabbed her, as a woman, that set off the 'shit, rapist' alarm.

Nah, that dude was crazy, not prepared at all. He was threatening to call the police, and seemingly unaware of zombies roaming the earth. There was no in-show explanation for him, and no outside show explanation for him, it was just a handy refuge and a funny bit they stuck in there.

It's not available in my country :-( (UK). I wasn't able to see TWD webisodes for the same reason, even though I bought the DVDs. I feel cheated!

Yep, I'm also sure it was meant to be vodka she was drinking when talking to Liza about putting her down so it wouldn't break Travis to do it himself, and again from a coffee mug after they shagged in the car. Not coffee!

I thought it was weird how quickly Madison decided the doc was a lost cause. I realise she doesn't give a fuck about anyone but her family, but really? You don't think an actual doctor would be a useful person to have in your group?

Not defending this show, Because god knows I'm hate-watching it right now, but I bought that he went there to check it out himself. I thought he went there to double check the soldier kids story, and it was more urgent than finding his wife, because the soldier claims the military will kill them in the morning. He…

I thought that the doctor making a comment about not having seen a chart quite like that before meant that Liza hasn't the experience with writing charts, and gave away the fact she wasn't qualified. That was just the impression I got though.

I think that's unfair on the Walking Dead. Everyone recalls the pilot as one of the best pilots ever produced. Season two had it's flaws, many of them, but remember the highway scene where they were trapped under cars while a herd passed by? That people actually cared about them escaping the CDC building? Daryl…

Thank you! I was trying to work out what the hell it said on that fencing, and no way I would have remembered that Bible quote. Thanks!

I cringed throughout that scene. Just awful.

Yet in the same episode, she was bitching out Travis for 'wasting his time helping other people' because she had so much to do at home. That 'so much to do' being repainting the den again seems a massive waste of this valuable time.

I'm intrigued by your predictions, and want to somehow remember this post to come back and check later to see if you were right.

I know Alicia chose to go back, but I meant Madison didn't even know Alicia had gone. I'm keeping an eye out for Lori "Where's Kooorrl?!??" moments. More forgiveable with teens, but still.